PHP DataServices 2 Minutes Introduction
A quick introduction to the Dataservices and PHP DataServices API.
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Bridging the Gap between Relational Databases and MapReduce: Three New Approaches
Popularized by Google, the MapReduce paradigm has proven to be a powerful way to analyze large datasets by harnessing the power of commodity clusters.... more »
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Asynchronous Database Access in Ruby
Benchmarks of the latest MySQLPlus, EM/MySQL and DBSlayer libraries for asynchronous database access in Ruby - with surprising and promising results!
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Non-Blocking Database Adapters: MySQL, Postgres supported now - which DBs are next?
Besides Postgres, NeverBlock now also supports MySQL through the new MySQLPlus adapter. InfoQ talked to two of the developers of MySQLPlus and... more »
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Making Rails 12x faster with NeverBlock
lnguyen 
via oldmoe.blogspot.com
What if you suddenly had the ability to serve mutliple concurrent requests in a single Rails instance? What if you had the ability to multiplex IO... more »
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JBoss Cache 3.0.0 (Naga) BETA1 is out
The Naga API is now compatible with 2.x releases (Poblano, Alegrias and Habanero) - just drop in a Naga jar into an app compiled against 2.x, and... more »
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Video: Object Oriented Database Plugin for NetBeans IDE 6.1
In this demo, we quickly create an application using JDOInstruments OODB Plugin for NetBeans IDE 6.1.
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Will ORM mass adoption kill SQL Skills
bloid via simonsegal.net
Will OR/M products succeed in delivering a Generation of developers with no or little understanding of SQL and does it matter? Recently I decided to... more »
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db4o and Grails
bloid via jroller.com
A while ago I thought of looking at trying to integrate db4o, an open-source object database, into Grails. I hit a problem, which is that grails is... more »
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Send Action Queries to Your Database in Batches
Coming from a database background, I should’ve known better. But, I didn’t. Recently I found myself needing to write a GUI wrapper for a new Address... more »
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A Personal Data Storage Application With Embedded Java DB
Apologies in advance to those of you expecting a weightier post. Unfortunately, I've been busy lately, I haven't had time to come up with working... more »
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Hibernate transactions with BTM and Spring
If you have ever tried to use Hibernate with JTA support in Spring, then this post is for you. Setting this up without an example is not for the meek.
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JBoss Cache 2.2.0 (Poblano) is in GA
JBoss Cache 2.2.0 is the recommended release for all 2.x users, as it contains a number of internal enhancements and performance improvements... more »
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Async I/O to fix Ruby's green threads: Creators of NeverBlock and Revactor interviewed
Ruby 1.9's Fibers and non-blocking I/O are getting more attention - we talked to Mohammad A. Ali of the NeverBlock (Async PostgreSQL and MySQL drivers... more »
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NeverBlock, MySQL and MySQLPlus
I have great news for MySQL users. A very nice side effect has emerged from the development of the NeverBlock support for MySQL. I am glad to announce... more »
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Rapid prototyping with Apache Derby and JRuby on Rails
Ruby on Rails has raised the bar in terms of rapid development of data-driven Web sites. The JRuby project is making Ruby faster and more scalable... more »
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Handy SQL with IntelliJ IDEA
If a project you are working on requires referring to an SQL database, you can, actually, use one of the numerous SQL clients, or type commands in the... more »
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Using a Hibernate Interceptor To Set Audit Trail Properties
Using a simple Hibernate Interceptor, updating audit trail fields in a database (such as created_by, created_on, updated_by, and updated_on) can be... more »
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Sharding destroys the goals of your relational database
bloid via stephan.reposita.org
Sharding does destroy your relational database - which is a good thing. The idea behind sharding is to distribute data to several databases based on... more »
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Database Algorithm: Sequencing Dependencies
Some database applications require you to perform a series of actions where you know only that some actions must be performed before others. Before... more »
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Simplify ActiveRecord Aggregates And Other Goodies Via named_scope
Using the Rails 2.1 named_scope feature just for simplifying find conditions is like using a Swiss Army Knife only as a screwdriver.
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Full-text search using JBoss Seam, Hibernate and Lucene
Most sites that need to do full-text search of their content start with a simple "select * from blog where content ilike '%queryString%';". That... more »
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Database Explorer in NetBeans 6.5
NetBeans 6.5 contains some cool new features like "tabbed result set", "sql history" and more. This article explores them in detail.
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CRUD with PHP Doctrine
Somewhat more than trivial CRUD interface with PHP Doctrine.
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MySQL: Multiple column index vs multiple indexes
bloid via mysqlperformanceblog.com
After my previous post there were questions raised about Index Merge on Multiple Indexes vs Two Column Index efficiency. I mentioned in most cases... more »
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